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19 Sep 1952
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1952
Page
1
Daylight air raids resume with major Hungnam target
U N forces expand daylight bombing along Korea east coast using B29s with incendiaries. 300 tons of fire bombs dropped on Hungnam area and Tongchoss yard amid heavy fighting as UN troops repel Chinese foothold near Old Baldy. Ground actions near Chorwon and Park Ion Ridge continue with fierce artillery and infantry exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
U. S
Old Baldy
Associated Press
Seoul
Koea
Japan
Okinawe
U. N
Old Baldy Hu
Finvenps
Wiley D. Ganey
Far East
Jungnam
Tongchoss
Hamhung
U.S. Eighth Army
Old Jaly
Baldy
U.N
Chorwon
Parkion Ridge
Sclerosis Victim Plans Clinic Visit for Treatment Hope
Mrs Picciville, a sclerosis sufferer from Meadville, travels from Erie to Banitorium in Nenver, Cola, for a two and a half month muscular therapy program. Accompanied by her husband, she aims to improve use of paralyzed limbs at the sanatorium known for spas, polio, cerebral palsy care, with arrival planned in the evening after setting out from Port Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Lindt
Erie
Nenver
Cola
Meadville
Picciville
Ccirillé
Port Trie
Joldrado
Jocal
Pollo Gieflms
Gil
Blood bank eyed for Corry district as regional plan
Doctors from the Buffalo Regional Blood Center visited Corry Memorial Hospital officials to discuss establishing a sub regional blood bank serving Warren Bradford and Evie area towns. If set up in Warren it could supply Corry Meadville Titusville St Marys and extend to Olean within about an hour. They noted Red Cross program problems over the past two years and emphasized urgent regional needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Rt 1
Edgar Hummel
Edward Valentine
Buffalo Regional Blood Center
Abe Corry Memorial Hospital
Hye
Edgar Alexander
Bradford
Evie
Buffalo Bank
Alexander
Red Cross
Connie's Grocery Store No 4 Opens Saturday in West Smith Street
New enterprise Connie's Grocery Store No 4 on West Smith Street will open Saturday. The cinder block building extends 20 by 40 feet with a front display area for fresh fruit and vegetables and will offer produce, cold cuts, ice cream, delicatessen items and staple groceries. Owner Connie Frisina previously ran a West Main Street outlet for eight years. The store operates seven days a week. Construction was directed by Sal Frontera with Brigham Hardware Patsy Potte Lyle Thompson and others involved. interior fixtures were supplied by Arthur Stone of Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie’s Grocery
West Smith Street
Connie Frisina
West Main Street
Grain probe finds 11 million missing in government stock
Senator Aiken said a Senate probe into grain shortages found about 11 million dollars stolen. The Agriculture Committee will meet in New Orleans to review an earlier year investigation into government grain accumulations stored by private operators. Chairman Henderson said the report will show criticism of how the matter was handled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George DB. Aiken
R-V
Senate
Allen Mlender
D-La
New Orleans
Senate Agriculture Committee
Aiken
Agriculture Department
Blend
Robots Offer Answer to Low Level Bombings in Korea
Navy officials argue robot planes could reduce casualties by delivering 2000 pound bombs from 900 miles away, using television guidance. Described as Hellcat fighters converted to pilotless craft, these robots would strike well beyond traditional anti aircraft fire, enabling remote bombardment in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aarmeimied
Thin Navy
Panaltze Wimwer
Kovay
Navy
Korea
Sifiliai
North Kaewan
Koren
Bheny
Eprowmitatives
Eltvision
Halloween vandals damage toilets near Solota School
State Police railed against Halloween vandalism after two outdoor toilets were ripped over at Solota School north of the city on the Corry Clymep road. Structures were slightly damaged. Police warned that serious vandalism will lead to prosecution if suspects are caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Subesti Hon
Solota
Corry-Clymep Road
Polio Cases March Toward 50 000 Mark Nationwide
An Associated Press survey shows polio reaching a grim peak with expected cases near 50 000 this year. Epidemics span 21 states. towns report outbreaks. schools in at least nine states delay openings or cancel activities. Tragically, families suffer multiple cases in single households and several youths die. Public health aid from March of Dimes funds care, iron lung support, and nursing for severely affected children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Prue
Okla
Bock Haven
Johurches
Polio
Milwaukee
Paul Linnemanstons
Los Angeles General Hospital
March of Dimes
Jung
Uimite
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Servidn
U.S. Builds Arctic Air Base in Greenland Near Pole
U.S. officials disclosed a large strategic air base being constructed in Greenland near the North Pole, less than 1,000 miles from Europe. Reporters saw security wraps removed as jet interceptors use unfinished fields in the northwest. The base positions the United States closer to Europe and Asia, enabling potential atomic counterstrikes in a future conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thule
Greenland
United States
North Pole
Polar
U1. 8
U.S
Danishned
Baze
Europe
Asia
U. S
UMW Threat Drive Prompts State Coal Operator Talks
Operators in Pennsylvania Indiana and Illinois weigh bids from John L Lewis to exempt them from a looming national strike. The move mirrors deals with Western producers to keep mines running and avert Taft Hartley shutdowns while ensuring concessions are negotiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Indiana
Lewis
Assistiated Press
Washington
Centrral
John L. Lewis
United Mite Workers Union
Tiipois
Chicago Tribune
Ulinnis
Levis
Central Pennsylvania Coal Operators Association
R. T. Laing
Ohio
West Virginia
At Citizens Bank executive named vice president
Charles H Bracken vice president at Citizens Bank of this city was named to a newly created post of executive vice president. He had been with the bank for three years before attending the Wharton School and returning to banking in February after graduating from the University of Pennsylvania.
Nixon Expense Account Story Worries GOP
Revelations involving Nixon’s secretary treasurer and a California expense fund cast a cloud over the Eisenhower ticket. Nixon denounced the disclosures as a political smear while advisers weighed whether he should quit the race. Eisenhower offered no public comment as the story stretched into a national debate on integrity in government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Nixon Denouinces
Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
California
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nixon
Stephen A. Mitchell
Nixos
Mitchell
Dana C. Smith
Pasadena
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas City
James Hagerty
Eisenower
Republican National Committee
Washington
Truman's press secretary dies in Washington
White House press secretary Dosenh H. Short died suddenly last night at his Alexandria home. The 62 year old native of Mississippi had served since December 18, 1980, succeeding Charles G. Ross. President Truman called the death shocking and said Short was a trusted aide. Survivors include Mrs Short and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
White House
Dosenh. H. Shat
Alexandra
Short
Beth Campbell
Timal
Vicksburg
Miss
Truman
Charles G. Ross
Joe Short
Ifs
Rpenes
Otal Press Clu
Mra
Wiiree
Report alleges Russia holds millions in slave camps
An Associated Press report based on State Department records details alleged forced labor in the Soviet Union and its satellites. It cites testimony and evidence prepared for UN and ILO fact finding, noting millions coerced into brutal camps, with some prisoners held without trials and political offenders predominating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associates Press
Washington
Unio
Truman
Soviet Union
United Nations
International
la Jbor Organization
New York
Geneva
Switzerland
WIKH
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Didastrial Organiznions
Federation of Free Trade
State Department
V. M. Molotay
Moscow
Bus Crashes Prompt Dual Investigations in Westmoreland
State police in Westmoreland County pressed investigations into two bus crashes occurring 26 hours apart near Greensburg. Four high school pupils died and 47 were injured, with six in serious condition. Alfred Wicklem, driver of a Greyhound, is free on 3,000 bond for a coroner’s inquest, with no charges filed yet. The crashes involved a Pennsylvanian Turnpike collision with a large truck near the Donegal Interchange. Victims include Mollie Allen of Nathalla Virginia and Florence Allen of Louisville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oy _associated
Greensburg
Westmoreland County
Tess Hen
Dist
Ally
L. Alexander
Nccleo
Nob
Astral
Alfred Wicklem
Mickory
Greyhound
Pennsylvana Turnpike
Donegal
Joseph R. Check
Mollie Allen
Nathalla
Florence Allen
Louisville
Living costs rise to new high in August reports say
Government statistics show living costs climbed to a new peak in mid August, with the index up 9 percent from a year ago and 12.3 percent above the 1959 average. Food and major consumer goods drove the increase while apparel prices fell. The old series index declined slightly for the month, but wage adjustments tied to the index will raise earnings for about 200,000 workers and other labor groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peps Wabbington
Tietenth
Poink
Rwbirond
YaTkend
Ajax Plant invites public to open house and winter festivities
The Ajax Works plant near Titusville announces an open house to celebrate its engine manufacturing history since 1877. The event features period entertainment, old time music, films for children, refreshments, and an Ajaxers’ supper for employees and families, plus tours of departments and a look at company grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajaz Tron
Iran
Clifford F. Bliss
Say
J. Castor Sr
L. ™ Uanphere
Aoskistans
I EL Castor St. Vit
Toate Macturing
Stevenson Denounces GOP as Pessimists in New England Tour
Democratic candidate Adlai Stevenson defended his campaign rhetoric in Springfield addressing regional issues of New England. He ridiculed Republican optimism claims and accused the GOP of using hostility toward opponents while urging unity with Eisenhower against war threats. He spoke to about 3,500 people at the Bushnell Auditorium, arguing party regularity matters more than individual records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Deen
Springfield
Adlai Stevenson
Ridigale
New England
Alber Jennk
Smioke
Hreyr
Dwlahy D. Eisenhonwer
Steven
Sue
Eisenhower
Sen
Talh
New York
Caf
Slevensan
Harvard
Conn
Trevent Weeks
Nas
Ste
Stevenson
Bronx Bank Heist by Three Jailbreakers Identified
Three inmates identified after escaping from a federal penitentiary were linked to a Bronx bank robbery. Identification was announced by US Commissioner Edward W. McDonakt, with bench warrants issued for their capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx
Associated Press
New York
Federal
Bank Nigee
Atty
Myles J
Lane Pe
Td. S. Comminioner
Euward W. McDonakt
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Marino Mitchelotti
Wi Price
Beaver County
Walter P Smart
Michefatti
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Richard M. Nixon
Warest
Uyer
Ing Nixon
Gop
Russia
Ajax Plant
Coudersfort
Pia
Potter County
Charles F Vari Poll
Hfalrvard Tiniver
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